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In this week’s update, Administrator Zeldin (1) Visits New Hampshire and Discusses State’s Request to End Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Program, (2) Meets with Lobstermen in Maine, Highlighting Pursuit of Commonsense Marine Engine Regulations, and (3) Promotes EPA’s Work to Make America Healthy Again at the 2026 MAHA Summit.
Visits EPA Roundtable in New Hampshire and Discusses State’s Request to End Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Program
On Wednesday, Administrator Zeldin landed in Manchester, New Hampshire, to begin a week-long EPA swing through New Hampshire, Maine, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Arizona, and New Mexico. His first stop on the agenda included meeting with New Hampshire officials about the state’s request to EPA to end NH’s vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Program. EPA has proposed approval of their request and is pledging to finalize a formal decision by the end of 2026. Later that day, Administrator Zeldin toured the Cemetery Brook Drain Tunnel Project, which is modernizing the city’s aging sewer system and helping prevent sewage from entering the Merrimack River.
Watch Administrator Zeldin discuss details of his trip with New Hampshire Journal’s Michael Graham. Read additional coverage about Administrator Zeldin's visit to New Hampshire.
Administrator Zeldin Meets with Lobstermen in Maine, Highlighting Pursuit of Commonsense Marine Engine Regs
Thursday was an eye-opening stop for Administrator Zeldin in Surry, Maine, visiting with lobstermen and Wesmac Custom Boats to ensure EPA’s marine engine regulations are applying common sense and practicality across the board moving forward. As soon as Administrator Zeldin left the stop, he immediately got to work to aggressively pursue the fix.
Promoting EPA’s Work to Make America Healthy Again
The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement would not be possible without the leadership and partnership we are witnessing from President Trump and U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kennedy. Every day, they are advancing consequential policies to make our families stronger, healthier, and more enduring. On Tuesday, Administrator Zeldin delivered remarks during a panel discussion at the second annual MAHA Summit.
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